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Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- BCL, University College Dublin
- Erasmus, University of Vienna
- Admitted as an Attorney at Law and Counsellor at Law (New York State) 2003
- Admitted as a solicitor (Ireland) 2003
I previously trained in a busy top five law firm in Dublin and qualified into the Commercial Litigation and Corporate Insolvency Department. After three years post qualification experience, I decided it was time to hit the streets of New York to make use of my New York Bar qualification, and I was seconded to work for a pharmaceutical company in New Jersey for a year, where I worked in the International Law Department.
Upon returning to Ireland, I made the decision to move to Arthur Cox. I had always looked upon Arthur Cox as being one of Ireland’s leading law firms, with a wide ranging client base. I had also very positive feedback from friends who worked in the firm. I joined the commercial litigation department in March 2007. Since joining, I have had the opportunity to work on high profile commercial litigation disputes involving contractual, intellectual property and competition issues. I have also been fortunate to work with the leading litigators within their field.
The work is challenging yet satisfying and the partners, associates and trainees all work together as a team. The quality of work is exceptional.
Susan O'Reilly
The senior partners are always approachable and willing to share their knowledge and experience with you. The work is challenging yet satisfying and the partners, associates and trainees all work together as a team. The quality of work is exceptional. The firm’s client list is an enviable one and we get to work on many cases which make the headlines and you get quite a buzz from that.
A firm like Arthur Cox always attracts complex and challenging issues from clients, and this ensures that a career here will at all times require you to apply both your imagination and your technical legal abilities to the fullest. Each day is exciting and rewarding which makes the work enjoyable.
